- Will this screen show the Unknown Part message?
- Not if the IC is transferred from your original display. The assembly supports IC transfer, which is what clears that warning. Without the transfer, the message will appear.
- Does True Tone work after installation?
- Yes, True Tone can be written in with a display programmer. You need the original screen's data, so keep the old display until the repair is done.
- Is this a genuine Apple screen?
- No. It is a Repart hard OLED aftermarket assembly. Expect close but not identical color and brightness to the original panel.
- What resolution is the panel?
- 1920×1080 pixels, rated at 800 cd/m2 with a brightness uniformity of 0.96. That is lower resolution than the phone's factory display.
- Is $61.17 a good price?
- It is low for an iPhone 16 Pro OLED assembly; two stores list it new and eBay had the best price at $61.17 as of November 5, 2026. Compare against the cost of a professional repair before buying.
- What tools do I need to install it?
- A screen programmer for IC transfer and True Tone, plus pentalobe and tri-point drivers, suction cups and pry tools. The assembly itself is the panel only.
- Where is the REPART iPhone 16 Pro Hard OLED Screen Assembly Replacement (Prime) cheapest?
- At eBay, for $61.17, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the REPART iPhone 16 Pro Hard OLED Screen Assembly Replacement (Prime)?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, Bros Phone Parts, eBay.